• saltesc@lemmy.world
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    5 months ago

    The centrist position would be universal healthcare, but less available to higher incomes who can afford portions of health insurance. Thus reducing limitations of too much tax going toward a top-tier health system, neglecting other areas of the nation like education, infrastructure, aged care, etc.

    “If you can afford it, you can afford it. Don’t neglect it and don’t abuse it.”